Tag Archives: Coding Standards

Coding Standards that ain’t one

Posted on 2 Nov 2010 by hakre

Developer Quiz: What are coding standards that do not get applied?

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PHP Standards Working Group

Posted on 4 Aug 2010 by hakre

Whenever you start a new project and make yourself a mind on how to integrate libraries, develop components etc. while you want to consider some third-party libraries or frameworks (or even you think about to develop your own framework), you … Continue reading →

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PHP Code Sniffer, Eclipse and WordPress

Posted on 6 Mar 2010 by hakre

Or: Steady progress on WordPress and it’s coding standards and getting things working together Have I said previously that I personally really hate the WordPress coding standard? All these spaces in there. For some coders apparently it makes it easier … Continue reading →

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Docblock comments and more in code guidelines / standards

Posted on 26 Feb 2010 by hakre

In the recent WordPress Coding Standard discussion it was clear that mutliple scenarios are not handeled. While doing more and more WP developmet these days, the list of stuff grows so it’s good to collect and to write them down. … Continue reading →

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Coding Standards Summary of the last Week

Posted on 28 Jan 2010 by hakre

The last week gave us some more feedback regarding the wordpress coding standard. In general the current standards seems accepted, but some areas were highlighted in comments where problems might arise with the current definition (this list is also a … Continue reading →

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WordPress Coding Standards – How to go on?

Posted on 18 Jan 2010 by hakre

I would love to see that we make our developer’s lives easier while doing WordPress. One step to do so is to offer a clear coding styleguide and to apply it on the codebase. Because for most of the code … Continue reading →

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